It's not about the plot

Kaela 2022-07-06 14:28:46

I don't even remember when I saw this movie
. Maybe I didn't even have a concept of what a movie was at that time. I was just used to watching one foreign translated film every Sunday afternoon at the Zhengda Theater. At that time, spiritual entertainment was really lacking. , There is a foreign translated film that is like watching a western scene, and I am so happy that my little cousin (9 years old this year) may not understand it.
The plot can no longer be presented in series. I only remember that there was a man who looked like a lion living in the underground pipeline. Later, he fell in love with the heroine. The last scene is probably the backs of the two lovers disappearing into the TV. . . . . . .
But for me, who was young and innocent at the time, this film was a mythical blessing. A lion who is different from ordinary people, a heroine in the traditional sense, what made me at that time incredible but subconsciously looked forward to is that they fell in love, God! At that time, every time we saw the scene of the hero and heroine hugging, the parents had to cover our eyes, "so as not to poison the young people", but I watched this by myself - full of love, romance, legend, and even it was badly photographed today. Magical plot, great, soul-stirring, romantic and bizarre dubbed film, a little girl was dumbfounded, silly, and frightened while watching and excited for an afternoon, and even every day related to images in the future. .
Today, the Zhengda Theater still arrives as scheduled every Sunday afternoon, but at least I am no longer so frightened and watch it respectfully. There are simply too many channels for watching movies now. One computer and one network cable can connect to Hollywood, but I can no longer find the impact that "The Brave and the Lion" brought me back then.
It really doesn't matter

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Beauty and the Beast quotes

  • Vincent: You'd sacrificed so much.

    Catherine Chandler: I would sacrifice everything for you.

  • Vincent: Can I lead you through the dark?

    Catherine Chandler: There is no darkness, Vincent, when you're with me.